KJV-BRG

[he-man]

The KJV-BRG replaces the "Red Letter" bible with the words of God in BLUE, the words of Jesus in RED, the Holy Spirit in GOLD letters. It is an advancement of the "Red Letter" bible and here are a few examples: John 5:7 with the Father in Blue letters and the Holy Spirit (Holy Ghost) in GOLD. In Matthew 3:16 we see the Spirit (in GOLD) of God (in BLUE). And in James 2:26 we see Spirit (in Gold and all the above are capitalized).

 

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That's interesting.

I own a NIV Bible.

 

[SkyWriting]

The KJV-BRG replaces the "Red Letter" bible with the words of God in BLUE, the words of Jesus in RED, the Holy Spirit in GOLD letters. It is an advancement of the "Red Letter" bible and here are a few examples: John 5:7 with the Father in Blue letters and the Holy Spirit (Holy Ghost) in GOLD. In Matthew 3:16 we see the Spirit (in GOLD) of God (in BLUE). And in James 2:26 we see Spirit (in Gold and all the above are capitalized).

For reference sake, people can only focus on one color
font at a time. Switching colors is mentally challanging
so much that other fonts become almost invisible at times.

How many times have you been looking for navigation
on a web page and suddenly you spot it in reverse
block graphics or just a different color?

 

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For reference sake, people can only focus on one color
font at a time. Switching colors is mentally challanging
so much that other fonts become almost invisible at times.

How many times have you been looking for navigation
on a web page and suddenly you spot it in reverse
block graphics or just a different color?

Eh, that's different. The key word is cohesion.

 

[he-man]

For reference sake, people can only focus on one color font at a time. Switching colors is mentally challanging
so much that other fonts become almost invisible at times.How many times have you been looking for navigation on a web page and suddenly you spot it in reverse block graphics or just a different color?

No, here is the real challenge: GA 01 Majuscule 4th Century Codex Siniaticus , The OT and NT in Greek see it at codexsinaiticus.org. The next big challenge is the Codex Alexandrinus Majuscule 5th Century Greek OT and NT www.bl.uk
GA03 Codex Vaticanus NT Greek 4th Century Majuscule digi.vatlib.it and also GA 05 Codex Bezae 5th Century Greek-Latin NT Majuscule cudl.in.cam.ac.uk

 

[SkyWriting]

Eh, that's different. The key word is cohesion.

Good. A text loses it's cohesion by changing colors.
Ever read any book that uses three color fonts
in the text body?

 

[SkyWriting]

No, here is the real challange: GA 01 Majuscule 4th Century Codex Siniaticus , The OT and NT in Greek see it at codexsinaiticus.org. The next big challange is the Codex Alexandrinus Majuscule 5th Century Greek OT and NT www.bl.uk
GA03 Codex Vaticanus NT Greek 4th Century Majuscule digi.vatlib.it and also GA 05 Codex Bezae 5th Century Greek-Latin NT Majuscule cudl..in.cam.ac.uk

In more than three colors? Yes, that would be a challenge.
So how many font colors do you use to study it?

 

[he-man]

In more than three colors? Yes, that would be a challenge.
So how many font colors do you use to study it?

26 in Red, White, and Blue. It is called the American Way. Blue = God, White = Holy Spirit (White GOLD), Red = the son of God, JESUS. Have you read any of the majuscules? The Sinaiticus, the Vaticanus, the Alexandrinus,

 

[he-man]

That's interesting.

I own a NIV Bible.

Read Jeremiah 1:9 and you will lean what it means when it says,"I desire mercy and not a sacrifice..." and then your understanding will include
2 Corinthians 4:4;
" ΕΝ ΟΙC Ο ΘC ΤΟΥ ΑIWNΟC" from the Codex Siniaticus in all caps and in Koine Greek: εω οις ο Θεος τοθ αιωνος, which translates in Englis as : " In whom the God of this age" and goes on to say God has blinded the minds of the unbelieving ... All the ancients agree that by God of this world, the Supreme Being is meant!